Bøger af Steve Rush

Forensics expert Steve Rush embarks on a reflective journey into the mysteries surrounding the death of Jesus Christ. Despite the absence of firsthand evidence, the rich tapestry woven by historical and scriptural records lays a solid foundation. These accounts trace Jesus' steps through specific moments and locations and unveil glimpses into the unfolding events of that crucial day. This expert reconstructs the last twenty-four hours of Jesus' life. His objective is to unravel the precise nature of His crucifixion by assembling known occurrences and comprehending the implications of His wounds. Beyond decoding the past, this pursuit seeks to offer insights into the everlasting impact of these events, inviting contemplation on their eternal relevance and resonance.

Gold medals and fame personify the life Angel Meade wants people to see until a pint of blood Ridge Warner donates to keep her alive alters her future and darkens life's luster to a permanent eclipse over her soul.Ridge meets the unexpected in Woodland Park, Colorado, three days before their wedding when he learns more than he cares to know about his fiancée after he agrees to investigate a murder where an IED exploded at the scene.The matter intensifies when Angel's best friend discovers evidence linking Angel to the murder and IED, which draws Ridge back into the case in search of the reason for Angel's treachery.Experience the suspense and unexpected climax in Blood Red Deceit as it shows how one person's ambition succumbs to the relentless grip of deceit.

A hidden past. A shocking discovery. An altered future.Denise Tyler ends her engagement to Jeremy Guerdon when she finds his kill list. With her name on it. She expects a bullet to the head. She experiences worse. Much worse. Driven by malevolent fervor, Jeremy tracks Denise to her hometown in the Great Smoky Mountains.Denise's father wants to make a deal with Daniel Baker, a research physician at the CDC. After a meeting to discuss a newly developed drug, Jeremy sees Daniel get in a limo with Denise. He assumes the man is her new love interest. The sight incenses him to target Daniel, a person undaunted by threats and unafraid to fight back.Amidst Jeremy's onslaught, and battling second thoughts about Daniel and their future, Denise realizes her worst nightmare nears its climax.And she has one chance of survival.

I understand that for many of you having any length of experience in leading others and teams, there are so many models, philosophies and structures you could follow, it is challenging to decide which one is the right one. My approach is very simple: In my twenty-two years of leading people, from small teams to large global businesses, the "e;many models"e; approach is a good one. This means that no one model on its own will suffice, but you should take elements from as many models as you can to help you define your thinking. My research and experience tells me that it is not about the model, nor is it about the role, the organization, or the task, but it is about whether the individual who "e;LEADS"e; that team has all the necessary ingredients. It is also about mixing those leadership ingredients in the right quantity to be the most effective and successful leader he or she can be. The leaders I have worked with, when asked, "e;what is it that makes you a leader,"e; generally did not identify with any specific characteristics, traits or styles that led to their leadership career. In most cases, their leadership experience had emerged from their life and work experiences both consciously and subconsciously. Without fail I used to hear, "e;I wish I'd had a recipe for success years ago."e;This book explores the principle that leadership is created just like a cake; it's a whole creation, born out of a list of ingredients, all of which are essential to create the perfect cake. The cake is a metaphor for you, and the ingredients and construction are you and your style. Our recipe will help you become a great leader. Get your ingredients, mixing and baking right, and you are a great leader; get them wrong and you (and your Cake) can taste awful.

This book offers hope to the parish that is searching for a way to make their liturgies more meaningful in the local context. Written by a priest and musician who have worked together for many years in the Canterbury House ministry at the University of Michigan, the methods described here demonstrate a respect for others gifts and skills.